Endless blue

In this case, the homeowner likes to have sufficient indoor sunlight and adequate air convection; since the initial planning stage, he hopes to reduce the thick partition walls and cabinets, and use the vertical penetration layout method to let the sunlight enter the room and penetrate into the corners. The overall layout is simple, focusing on functionality, removing complexity, and giving the space a sense of stability and comfort.

Communicate with customers beforehand, listen to each customer's needs, provide the desired taste of lifestyle, and create a beautiful, comfortable and functional space that must be done before. In this case, daylighting needs to be preserved and natural light sources are used as much as possible to create an open space, as well as dark blue and wood tones.

The house originally had a good daylighting advantage, and it became more transparent and brighter after it was decorated with an open space. The plane layout is square and tidy, and it is easy to create a simple but not monotonous design. According to the owner's preference, dark blue and light colors are used to match each other, and the overall color is neutral.